How to become a Catholic Sister or Brother
God never ceases to call some of the faithful to a vocation to the consecrated life. We asked Franciscan Father Siphelele
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What to Do When Someone Dies
The death of a loved one is always a shock, whether sudden or after a long illness. Here’s what to
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Grazia Barletta: The Saints’ Cook Outside her Kitchen
Since it debuted in the January Issue of The Southern Cross, Grazia Barletta’s “Cooking with Saints” column has become a
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Church
Proposed changes in Covid 19 Safety Measures for our Liturgies for the Archdiocese Cape Town
Statement from Bishop Sylvester David OMI: Proposed changes in Covid 19 Safety Measures for our Liturgies for the Archdiocese Cape
From Our Vaults 75 Years Ago: January 1, 1947
See larger images of some of the stories in this issue – 31-year-old bishop for Natal Pope Pius XII has
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Church Mass Mass readings
Mass Readings 2 January – 9 January, 2022
Liturgical Calendar – Year C Sunday Jan 2: Epiphany of the Lord Is 60: 1-6; Ps 72: 1-2, 7-8, 10-11,
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Christmas Church Parish Life
Christmas at Our Lady of Loreto, Kempton Park
Our Lady of Loreto parish in Kempton Park, Archdiocese of Johannesburg, celebrated Christmas with a unique nativity scene on the
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The Desmond Tutu we knew in England
The family of Michael Piercy, who lives in Whitby, northern England, knew Desmond and Leah Tutu in the 1950s. Here
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